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I'm starting a curated list of interactive machine learning demos: Looking for more suggestions! My plan is to incorporate some into the ML modules of Cambridge's new MPhil in Data Intensive Science, as a way to hone students' intuition.

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Miles Cranmervor 3 Jahren

I feel like you may know of some good demos out there... Any tips appreciated!

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Anthony Gittervor 3 Jahren

@PoloChau has a lot of good ones like CNN explainer

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Thomas Coudratvor 3 Jahren

@sonmchems Someone had already started a good list:

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Nilsvor 3 Jahren

Distill also has additional visualizations

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Zeel B Patelvor 3 Jahren

and have great peer reviewed interactive ML demos! Some more: - Bayes Opt- - GPs - - Visual proof that NNs can approximate any function -

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GAMA Miguel Angel 🐦‍⬛🔑vor 3 Jahren

Maybe this couple of webpages with many awesome demos :) Many algorithms: Probability theory:

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Harshangvor 3 Jahren

I've been working on a gradient descent demo. It's not much, but putting it forward as a candidate. All suggestions are welcome.

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Kartik Cvor 3 Jahren

Awesome initiative!! these are straight from my bookmarks: 1)A similar initiative 2)Intro to Vector Math 3)Cool in browser game 4)Intro to Fourier Transforms (which are also universal function appxmtrs)

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Kartik Cvor 3 Jahren

another short list: Linear Algebra Immersive Book: Learning Graph theory: Intro to Markov Chains: Many gems here too:

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Yong-Hyun Parkvor 3 Jahren

It beautifully visualizes the transformation in 2-dim NN.

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